“Bender”
Assembled from an electric rectifier, compression springs and an assortment of different bulbs, this piece operated by a central panel containing 5 dimmers that control electricity to over 45 light bulbs. This piece was designed to showcase a city of filaments glowing at their lowest wattage, but engineered to handle all of them at full power. (w:19” h:22” d:10”)
$2,400.00
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“Constellation”
A see-through piece assembled entirely from assorted glassware and braided wire. Chrome tipped bulbs were chosen to fire light back into the facets of glass, illuminating the intricate details often overlooked. Dimmer controls are housed within an accompanying glass egg.
(w:15” h:15” d:15”)
$1,450.00
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“Kitchen Kit”
Constructed from assorted kitchen utensils and glassware housed and branching out from a steel box, this piece is part of a set of three (yet to be built). It is inspired by playful, story-telling dioramas I used to make in elementary school. (w:12” h:14” d:7”)
$950.00
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“Cruiser”
Created from the severed remnants of a 1940’s Packard hood and its iconic swan ornament, this piece is designed to cast light below and has dimming controls where the hood latch once was. (w:39.5” h:10.5” d:10.5”)
$595.00 (Sold)
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“Containered”
Hand made from a glass jug, an assortment of medicine bottles, and a coffee grinder, this piece is a container of containers. It’s controlled by a dimmer and custom knob on its base. (w:7" h: 14" d:7")
$775.00 (Sold)
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“Sea Legs”
Handsomely weathered and full of personality, this piece resembles that of a victorian era scientific device rather than something created in 2010. Constructed from a telephone ringer box, brass horn, tincture bottles and a vase, dimming is controlled by fitted faucet handle at its base. (w:6” h:16” d:5”)
$1,250.00 (Sold)
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